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| * [[tna_rule|T&A rule]]: The rule defined by the administrator in order to assess and manage the hours worked by employees.\\ | * [[tna_rule|T&A rule]]: The rule defined by the administrator in order to assess and manage the hours worked by employees.\\ | ||
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| + | * [[tailgating|Tailgating]]: One of the fraudulent authentication-based access methods where a person without permission to access a restricted zone enters the restricted zone following the preceding person who has access permissions. Also called 'two-person entry,' tailgating is one of the most typical methods of gaining unauthorized access along with [[piggybacking|Piggybacking]]. Generally, tailgating refers to the act of gaining unauthorized access without intent, while piggybacking generally refers to the act of gaining unauthorized access with intent. \\ | ||
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| * [[tamper|Tamper]]: A method for monitoring the device status. A tamper can be set so that, if the device is dislocated from the bracket on which it is installed due to external factors, an alarm is activated, or the event is recorded on the server. \\ | * [[tamper|Tamper]]: A method for monitoring the device status. A tamper can be set so that, if the device is dislocated from the bracket on which it is installed due to external factors, an alarm is activated, or the event is recorded on the server. \\ | ||